Fonseca, whose musicianship has been heralded by the UK's Evening Standard as "muscular ... percussively rhythmic and floatingly melodic," is touring in support of his new recording, Akokan, scheduled for U.S. release on February 16th, 2010. ❋ Unknown (2010)
The real surprise is that this unexpected step from comfy balladry to something more interesting sounds quite natural – the only element that doesn't fit is the free-floatingly doomy lyrics, which foretell unspecified personal and global calamities. ❋ Caroline Sullivan (2010)
Consider this: if you have a really horrible day--if you wake up in a foul mood and everything rubs you the wrong way and you're just free-floatingly moody and irritable and unhappy--then remember: The only reason you notice this bad mood is that you were in a *good* mood yesterday. ❋ Post-doc (2006)
Jim saw them floatingly, a line of dancing raindrops, tracing their lenient curve towards him. ❋ Jamie O’Neill (2002)
St. Simon's voice sounded harsh in Danley's earphones, and he felt irritatingly helpless poised floatingly above the ground that way. ❋ Randall Garrett (1957)
Then, floatingly, not walking, it seemed to Miss Theodosia, the mist of blurry white drew nearer. ❋ Annie Hamilton Donnell (N/A)
It had come down softly, floatingly, with all the winds of the prairies hushed, every flake consisting of one or two large, flat crystals only, which, on account of the nearly saturated air, had gone on growing by condensation till they touched the ground. ❋ Frederick Philip Grove (N/A)
The trees moved not like timber, shocked by wind, but floatingly, like weeds at the bottom of a well of sunshine. ❋ Unknown (1918)
Anyhow I presently dreamed that the island had moved again -- not floatingly as before, but suddenly, jerkily, as though something enormously powerful had heaved it up from its bed just once and let it down. ❋ Hugh Lofting (1916)
The question was asked with infinite delicacy, head and body bent forward, eyes floatingly averted. ❋ George Gissing (1880)
One or two gulls sailed floatingly about, and a brown mink -- perceiving that the company had retreated to higher ground -- came out and aired himself on one of the rocks. ❋ Susan Warner (1852)
Yet, it does not mean that it is floatingly abstract -- it does have a real basis. ❋ Infinique (2009)
She plays this light, soft strip of material floatingly across her thighs. ❋ Unknown (2009)
